This is an extremely good adventure; possibly one of the best of the "multiple 1-hour adventures" that the D&D Adventurers League has published. You meet a variety of monsters along the way (including a brief cameo of an older D&D setting in one of the adventures, which I won't spoil despite it not explicity saying that it was from that setting), which is very good for players who dislike fighting the same enemy over and over again. The adventures seem to have something for every class and type, even if they aren't in the same scenario.

The only problem I find with these inter-connecting adventures is that fitting some of these into a one-hour session is really hard (if not downright impossible). Of these, the first one is probably the only one that could be crammed into 60 minutes, and then there is the chance that it could be really rushed. The rest of them you will need at least 90 minutes to two hours to complete (even more if you decide to add roleplaying possibilities).